The success of transfer All-Americans in college wrestling
PHILADELPHIA — On Friday morning in the Wells Fargo Center, Iowa’s Stephen Buchanan made history when he beat No. 23 Seth Shumate of Ohio State and became the first athlete to earn All-American honors at three different schools. He went on to win his first national title as a Hawkeye the following evening.
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Buchanan’s success prompts the question: How did this year’s crop of transfer All-Americans do at their new institutions compared to their previous institutions? Let’s break it down.
Nineteen of this year’s 80 All-American athletes enrolled in or competed for another academic institution during their wrestling careers.
See the complete list below: … more at … https://www.ncaa.com/news/wrestling/article/2025-03-22/success-transfer-all-americans-college-wrestling
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